Seatback safety-card vectors demo your product step by step — brace position for flavor included.
Vertical 4:5 flat design of a late-1960s Eastern-European instruction leaflet, printed letterpress on aged cream paper with two visible fold creases and faint stains. Main field, left three-quarters: a top-view technical outline of [PRODUCT — e.g. "a boxed meal kit"] drawn like an aircraft fuselage cutaway in thin black line — trays, pouches and compartments mapped inside the long silhouette — with four thick flat red arrows bursting outward to mark the openings, and a type label in spaced grey caps beside the nose, exactly "FN-01". Lower left, a stacked multilingual caption in small letterspaced sans, exactly: "HUNGER EXITS", "SORTIES DE LA FAIM", "SALIDAS DEL HAMBRE". Right edge: a full-height saturated chrome-yellow panel containing a black-and-white halftone photograph of a calm 1960s woman in a houndstooth jacket holding a foil meal pouch to her chest like a life vest, above stacked spaced caps "[BRAND — e.g. FENNA] HOME KITCHENS" and the lines "SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS", "INSTRUCTIONS DE SECURITE", "INSTRUCCIONES DE SEGURIDAD", with a small abstract chevron roundel below. Bottom margin, tiny print code "FN 515-68 • 100.000". Strict discipline: black and red on cream plus the one yellow field, uniform thin line weights, period letterspacing, all text exactly spelled. No real airlines or aircraft names, no gradients, no photorealistic color, no watermark.